Satellite TV on your PC

[OZZIE4DUKE]

Has anyone here used any of the programs listed on this link? $50 lifetime fee (for the first one listed, which has the best ratings) sounds almost too good to be true.
http://top-tv-online.blogspot.com/

This is post 2999, so I'll be quiet for a while until I figure out #3000

2999 bottles of Bud Light on the wall, 2999 bottles of Bud
Take one down and pass it around...

[August West]

This is post 2999, so I'll be quiet for a while until I figure out #3000

2999 bottles of Bud Light on the wall, 2999 bottles of Bud
Take one down and pass it around...

If you have to drink 2999 bottles of Bud Light it will quite a while before your 3000th post.

AW.

[devildeac]

This is post 2999, so I'll be quiet for a while until I figure out #3000

2999 bottles of Bud Light on the wall, 2999 bottles of Bud
Take one down and pass it around...

If you have to drink 2999 bottles of Bud Light it will quite a while before your 3000th post.

AW.

[captmojo]

Has anyone here used any of the programs listed on this link? $50 lifetime fee (for the first one listed, which has the best ratings) sounds almost too good to be true.
http://top-tv-online.blogspot.com/

This is post 2999, so I'll be quiet for a while until I figure out #3000

2999 bottles of Bud Light on the wall, 2999 bottles of Bud
Take one down and pass it around...

I haven't, but your 'sounds too good'...thing may be akin to the lifetime subscriptions for satellite radio. They were talking about the lifetime of your radio.

[CameronBornAndBred]

If you look into finding any truth about this software, it's near impossible to get an honest answer. The closet I've come is this site. Read and decide for yourself.
http://www.no-bull-tvonpcreviews.com/

I have TVUPlayer installed on my computer, it's fun to play with, but I wouldn't depend on it for TV..but it's free.
http://www.tvunetworks.com/